Definition of high street in English:

high street

noun

British

1The main street of a town, especially as the traditional site for most shops, banks, and other businesses.
the approaching festive season boosted the high street
in place names Kensington High Street
Example sentencesExamples
- Whilst out shopping in my local high street I glanced through the window of the newly opened gym.
- A campaign to save local shops and businesses in the high streets of Scotland's towns will be launched this week.
- They want to prevent more serious injuries, following a spate of low-speed accidents in high streets throughout the country.
- The business located its stores in busy high streets in an effort to attract new customers and in contrast to traditional motor retailers which tend to position themselves on the fringes of towns.
- There are few high streets in any town which do not have their coffee shops.
1. 1.1as modifier (of retail goods) catering to the needs of the ordinary public.
  high-street fashion
  Example sentencesExamples
  A lot of the films I've cited as examples are not films you're likely to find in your high-street video rental chain or in the local multiplex.
  The retailer specialises in ‘affordable fashion’ for the high-street market.
  International fashion weeks are for showcasing designer talent, and in London, as elsewhere, this means clothes as far as possible from current high-street fashion.
  A dermatology professor I know maintains that high-street products are often no worse than posh ones, so I would start cheap and work up.
  I would never now buy high-street jeans, although I do still go to Topshop for some colour block T-shirts, and I pick up the odd belt in Gap.

Definition of high street in US English:

high street

nounˈhī ˈˌstrētˈhaɪ ˈˌstrit

British

1The main street of a town, especially as the traditional site for most stores, banks, and other businesses.
Example sentencesExamples
- Whilst out shopping in my local high street I glanced through the window of the newly opened gym.
- They want to prevent more serious injuries, following a spate of low-speed accidents in high streets throughout the country.
- The business located its stores in busy high streets in an effort to attract new customers and in contrast to traditional motor retailers which tend to position themselves on the fringes of towns.
- There are few high streets in any town which do not have their coffee shops.
- A campaign to save local shops and businesses in the high streets of Scotland's towns will be launched this week.
1. 1.1as modifier (of retail goods) catering to the needs of the ordinary public.
  high-street fashion
  Example sentencesExamples
  A lot of the films I've cited as examples are not films you're likely to find in your high-street video rental chain or in the local multiplex.
  The retailer specialises in ‘affordable fashion’ for the high-street market.
  International fashion weeks are for showcasing designer talent, and in London, as elsewhere, this means clothes as far as possible from current high-street fashion.
  I would never now buy high-street jeans, although I do still go to Topshop for some colour block T-shirts, and I pick up the odd belt in Gap.
  A dermatology professor I know maintains that high-street products are often no worse than posh ones, so I would start cheap and work up.

单词	high street
释义	Definition of high street in English: high street noun British 1The main street of a town, especially as the traditional site for most shops, banks, and other businesses. the approaching festive season boosted the high street in place names Kensington High Street Example sentencesExamples Whilst out shopping in my local high street I glanced through the window of the newly opened gym. A campaign to save local shops and businesses in the high streets of Scotland's towns will be launched this week. They want to prevent more serious injuries, following a spate of low-speed accidents in high streets throughout the country. The business located its stores in busy high streets in an effort to attract new customers and in contrast to traditional motor retailers which tend to position themselves on the fringes of towns. There are few high streets in any town which do not have their coffee shops. 1.1as modifier (of retail goods) catering to the needs of the ordinary public. high-street fashion Example sentencesExamples A lot of the films I've cited as examples are not films you're likely to find in your high-street video rental chain or in the local multiplex. The retailer specialises in ‘affordable fashion’ for the high-street market. International fashion weeks are for showcasing designer talent, and in London, as elsewhere, this means clothes as far as possible from current high-street fashion. A dermatology professor I know maintains that high-street products are often no worse than posh ones, so I would start cheap and work up. I would never now buy high-street jeans, although I do still go to Topshop for some colour block T-shirts, and I pick up the odd belt in Gap. Definition of high street in US English: high street nounˈhī ˈˌstrētˈhaɪ ˈˌstrit British 1The main street of a town, especially as the traditional site for most stores, banks, and other businesses. Example sentencesExamples Whilst out shopping in my local high street I glanced through the window of the newly opened gym. They want to prevent more serious injuries, following a spate of low-speed accidents in high streets throughout the country. The business located its stores in busy high streets in an effort to attract new customers and in contrast to traditional motor retailers which tend to position themselves on the fringes of towns. There are few high streets in any town which do not have their coffee shops. A campaign to save local shops and businesses in the high streets of Scotland's towns will be launched this week. 1.1as modifier (of retail goods) catering to the needs of the ordinary public. high-street fashion Example sentencesExamples A lot of the films I've cited as examples are not films you're likely to find in your high-street video rental chain or in the local multiplex. The retailer specialises in ‘affordable fashion’ for the high-street market. International fashion weeks are for showcasing designer talent, and in London, as elsewhere, this means clothes as far as possible from current high-street fashion. I would never now buy high-street jeans, although I do still go to Topshop for some colour block T-shirts, and I pick up the odd belt in Gap. A dermatology professor I know maintains that high-street products are often no worse than posh ones, so I would start cheap and work up.
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